Legal Opinion

In re Malone Water-Works Co.

New York Supreme Court

Decided May 15, 1890PublishedCited by 3 opinions

Application by the Malone Water-Works Company for the appointment of commissioners to appraise damages for water taken for petitioner’s uses under Laws 2L Y. 1857, c. 156, entitled “An act to incorporate the Malone WaterWorks Company,” as amended by Laws 2L Y. 1868, c. 148; Laws If. Y. 1886, c. 161; Laws If. Y. 1870, c. 291; Laws 1879, c. 129; and Laws If. Y. ' 1890, c. 36.

1Opinion of the CourtTappan, J.

Petitioner was incorporated under chapter 156 of the Laws of 1857, entitled “An act to incorporate the Malone Water-Works Company.” That act has-been amended by chapter 148, Laws 1868; chapter 161, Laws 1886; chapter 291, Laws 1870, as amended by chapter 129, Laws 1879; and chapter 36 of the Laws of 1890. These law's, so far as they are now in force, are referred to in the petition, and the same is to be construed with reference to their provisions. The petitioner presented a petition at the circuit and special'term of this court, held in Franklin county in March, 1890, to which the…

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